Math, asked by vaibhav18651, 1 year ago

How do you solve 9x−11>6x−9?

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Answered by Caroline134

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9x-11=6x-9

9x-6x= 11-9

3x= 2

x= 2/3

Answered by samarth7101

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9x-11>6x-9

9x-6x>11-9

3x>2

x>2/3

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